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The original was posted on /r/singularity by /u/Honest_Lemon1 on 2023-08-08 13:28:08+00:00.
Hi ,
What do you think the future of housing will be in the age of AGI/ASI? Do you believe that the development of artificial intelligence could lead to decreases in property prices in terms of the amount of monthly income needed for owning a home? I'm talking about a situation where people would pay, for instance, 20 salaries for their own home instead of 100. In every developed Western country, there's a housing crisis, and I'm wondering whether cheap energy, 3D printing, better spatial planning, more affordable transportation, or even the production of new materials could lead to the disappearance of the lack of personal housing? How do you think the housing situation could change over the next 20 years?